6 THE REPUBLICAN , OUSTER COUNTY , NEBKA8KA.
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Monday
The King of Laundry
SOAPS. Yellow snnps
contain rosin. SUNNY MONDAY contains |
no rosin.
'Sunny Monday bubbles will wash away
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your troubes.
Use Gold Dust it
is better and cheaper
than yelow soap.
Buy Sunny Monday
and Gold Dust
J. N. PEALE
BAKERY VALUES
The Brokea Bow Steam Bak
ery is selling goods as follows :
White Bread 6 loaves for 25 cents
Eye Bread 6 " " 25 '
Graham Bread 6 " 25 4
Cream Bread 6 " " - 25 '
S All kinds of cookies lOc per doon
Doughnuts lOc per dozen
Buns 10c per dozen
Cream Puffs 25c per dozen
Macaroons 30c per dozen
Layer Cakes 35 and 5Dc each
Angel Food 10 and 15c each
Pound Cake lOc each
Jelly Rolls lOc each
Cup Cakes 15c per dozen
Fresh Hot Pies daily 2 for 25c
We have only one reason why
you should patronise us and that
is "because you get more for your
money.
And Se
F BROKEN BOW STEftM BAKERY
Ship Your Live
To The
Farmers' Live Stock Commission GO ,
Rooms 209 and 211 Exchange Blilg. South Omaha.
Then Mop Price
ABSTRACTING
BROK EN BOW ABSTRACT CO. BONDED
Farm Loans Quickly Closed
I. A. RENEAU
DUTCHMAN VALLEY.
There was no preaching-
Jackson school house Sunday ,
ov.ing to the fact lhat Rev.
Jackson went to the baptismal
services at Berwyn.
Mr. and Mrs. George McRae
and family had relatives visiting'
them over Sunday
The Misses Kffisc ami Phcbe
Rapp , SLltna liit ii and Elli
Lauyhlm &rc attending1 Normal
in the Hjw.
The Children's Day exercises
at Jackson have been given up
because of the failure to get to
gether to practice.
Miss Eva Myers was in the
neighborhood Sunday.
It is not everyone who would
ditch his auto to keep trom scar
ing a team , but reports say that
El Rapp did so , and that the
te .ui took fright not withstard-
ing , and ihrew Miss Sadie Nor-
cutt out of the buggy , but she
was not seriously hurt.
ANSLEY.
John Curry , of Broken Bow ,
was in town Tuesday.
Jacob Thull is erecting a One
residence on the east side of
town.
The Owl Club meets this week
with Mr. and Mrs. P. Keon.
T. M. Southard and S. Dock-
ard , of Cumro , were in town
Tuesday.
Where are the three new
Analey automobiles ? Nothing
has been heard of them for a
week.
James Hickenbottotu arrived
Saturday in a new "Interstate"
auto. J. II. Kern and F.
Hawk , who had also been to
Omaha returned with him.
The erection of the new Cath
olic church in south Ansley is
prospering rapidly.
Base ball this week in the new
b se ball park. Ansley vs ,
Litch field.
It looks now as if the farme's
would organize a new telephone
company combining all of the
local lines.
ELTON.
Farmers are all busy plowing
corn.
corn.A.
A. F. Leek and family visited
with Charles Goviers Sunday.
Mrs. J. W. Spencer is visiting
her daughter , Mrs. John Pernie.
Rev. McCasliu , w'Lo has been
sick for sometime , was able to
attend church at Weissert Sun
day.Frank
Frank Barnes , who has been
visiting his mother , Mrs. P. M.
Case , has returned to Lincoln to
resume his duties as fireman on
the B. & M. railroad.
Mr. Ira Close and Mr. Kellen-
barger , of Merna , were visiting
Mr. Shaddons Sunday. They
made the trip by automobile.
On account of the threatening
rain last Sunday evening the
Epworth League was not organ
ized at Weissert. The date now
set for organizing is Sunday
evening , June 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Govearts
and daughter , Stella , went to
Oconto Sunday to visit their
daughter , Mrs. Clarence Govier.
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GEORGETOWN.
Alice and Philip Beck are vis
iting relatives and friends at
Dunning this week.
S. S. McCouuell accompanied
his sister , Elizabeth , to broken
Bow on Friday.
Henry Clouse , of Sutnncr , vis
ited one night recently at George
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Spurgiu , of
Kearney , who have been visiting
a few days with their son , A. V.
Spurgiu and family , returned
home Monday.
( .5. L. Crookham is wearing a
smile these days that won't come
off. It's a boy mother and son
are getting along nicely. Here' :
congratulations to you , George
Mrs. Wilshire was taken quite
ill a few days ago and Dr. Bush ,
of Sumner , was called in to see
her. We are glad to report that
she is better at this writing.
Win. Spry marketed hogs at
Oconto on Saturday.
Herbert and Edwin Myers , of
Broken Bow , and Attorney
Matthews , of Loup City , visited
over Sunday nt Uncle Johnnie
Myers.
Mrs. Forrest , of Oconto , is
taking care ot Mrs. G. L. Crook-
ham during her illness.
Uncle Johnnie Myers and wife
vi ited at Jas , Huffaker's in
New Hope on Saturday.
Frank Spry and family and
Roy , Ernest and Clarence Spry ,
visited at Wm. Spry's Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Overgard and
daughter , Mildred , called at C ,
'C. ' Smith's Saturday afternoon.
Model Forty-Four , 34 H. P. , $2250.
Spate Wheel with Inflated Titc , Brackets
and Tools , 74. Magneto 150.
Why The Offset Crank Shaft ?
Notice a man ubcut to mount a bicycle. He always adjusts
the pedal where it will receive to best advantage his full weight
on the first downward stroke. This position for the pedal is just
forward of the center of the crank shc.li. of C.z Mcycls. If he mounted
when the pedal was directly over the center of the ciank shaft , * v > jl 1
his weight would fall directly on the bearings and the first- ,
'downward stroke would be retarded and therefore weak jj
Now imagine the man's leg as
I J , the piston cf an automobile en-
Corrcipontis to , einc : the pedal of the bicycle as
position oj In ?
piston i i i u i
ordinary cnme at . Ihc crank . pin and the crank
f-Y ? 1n i/iM fin\rr. r *
btiatt 01 tnc the Kambler
bicycle as the engine the
crank shaft of crank pin has
the engine. moved past
In the ordinary the dead cen
nary engine The Car wilh Ihe Offset Crank Shaft ter ; the crank
the crank nin shaft is in a
-and piston ( the pedal and the
, . , man's leg" ) are directly over
. ,
Ordinary
V engine. i j i - \ \
Position of pistcu the dead center and until the
* ' "
! crank passes the tunung point
Seven passenger model , 45 horse power with offset crank thaft , 2500.
Othtr models 150 to $2500.
The Car of Steady Service
W. E. TALBOT
.BROKEN BOW , NEBRASKA.
FOR LADIES FAIR
We have Toilet Articles and
preparations rich and rare. The
many years of experience which
we have had ill the business has
enabled us to select such articles
as will meet with the appoval of
the public. Our
Assortment of Toilet Articles
consists of everything in Toilet
waters , Tonics , Face Powders ,
Toilet Powders , Perfumery ,
Soapa , Sponges , Combs , Brushes ,
Etc. We have also a large and
complete stock of Proprietary
Medicines.
ED McCOMAS
Drugs and Jewelry
Keep Your
Poultry Healthy
MO M M rt MMM r u n
Tt pays to feed your liens
and chicks some good reliable
poultiy food occasionally
rather than let them droop
and die from cholera. It will
serve as a tonic and a preven
tive of diseases.
It also makes hens lay.
I have the GREAT WEST
ERN POULTRY TONIC
lhat is guaranteed to give
satisfaction. I also have in
sect powders and lice killers
which are an essential thing
to keep chicks healthy dur
ing the summer months.
S , R. LEE
The Busy Druggist
all effort h wasted. Thus when
the ( . \ploMon occurs , the great \
est force falls upon the bearings. Corresponds to
position of piston In
When the explosion occurs in Kambler engine at
cxulosion center.
position to receive the full pressure
and turns without friction.
ure . Rambicr Offset
There is no side thrust and wear Crank shad. r0 i.
. . . 11 i i tionol piston at ci.
onthecyhndenvallsisthussaved. plosion center.
Buckeye Ranch , formerly known as the Black Ranch
and to the first settlers as the "Middlesex , " tying
about fifteen miles south of Broken Bow.
Divided into some 30 farms , of as good soil as can be
found in au3r part of Nebraska.
Laid out roads cross these lands both ways and
thousands of acres are under cattle and hog fence.
Some fiOO acres well set to alfalfa and about 1200
acres additional aie under cultivation.
Four good ( almost new ) farm houses. School house
on laud and near center of tract.
These farms are right now on the market and must
be sold in the next sixty days.
Prices range from $12.50 to $50.00 and one of which
has already been sold at the high mark.
TERMS : About one third or one fourth cash on or
befoi-e March 1st , 1910 on possession ( a reasonable
part of which shall be cash on execution of contract ) ,
and balance on five to ten 3reai-s time ut 6 per cent
annual interest.
The chance of a life time and 3 011 cant afford to miss
it. Write , wire , or phone at once.
f. A. RENEAU , Local Agent.
Broken Bow , Nebraska.
We have an automobile that will meet the daily. trains arriving in
Broken Dow , to carry prospective buyers to the ranch.
Don't Delude Yourself
BY THINKING THAT WE CAN'T SELL
YOU LUMBER AND ALL BUILDING
MATERIAL AS CHEAP AS ANY ONE
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FOR LIKE GRADES , AMOUNTS AND
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TERMS. PHONE 79.
G. L. TURNER LUMBER
COMPANY